FactoidIf you are confused about when to use 'I' and when to use 'me', the rule is it should be 'I' when referring to the subject and 'me' when referring to the object. So Just You And I should go and talk to Chris Blackwell, but it would be Chris Blackwell wants to talk to Just You And Me. Do you see?

FactoidIf you are confused about when to use 'I' and when to use 'me', the rule is it should be 'I' when referring to the subject and 'me' when referring to the object. So Just You And I should go and talk to Chris Blackwell, but it would be Chris Blackwell wants to talk to Just You And Me. Do you see?

FactoidIf you are confused about when to use 'I' and when to use 'me', the rule is it should be 'I' when referring to the subject and 'me' when referring to the object. So Just You And I should go and talk to Chris Blackwell, but it would be Chris Blackwell wants to talk to Just You And Me. Do you see?

FactoidIf you are confused about when to use 'I' and when to use 'me', the rule is it should be 'I' when referring to the subject and 'me' when referring to the object. So Just You And I should go and talk to Chris Blackwell, but it would be Chris Blackwell wants to talk to Just You And Me. Do you see?

FactoidIf you are confused about when to use 'I' and when to use 'me', the rule is it should be 'I' when referring to the subject and 'me' when referring to the object. So Just You And I should go and talk to Chris Blackwell, but it would be Chris Blackwell wants to talk to Just You And Me. Do you see?